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Sunday, June 14, i£42 DETROIT SUHDA Y TIM I 8 {PHOS 9 CHERRY, itoo) RAM A PAGE 3 Del Bake/s Boys at Home Sandlot Teams The Greater Gamez JUST CHIPS OFF Hope for Break THE OLD BLOCK ATHLETES YOU KNOW NOW IN SERVICE From Weather By EDGAR HAYES 1 George Cannon, the first marine • -., * aval killed on Wake Island at the start mmmSamKmß" Many High School * of the war, was a track athlete . BmW . ¦•. I 4 - v ; Players Join DBF Nines; at the University of Michigan &.: I’. i^^f' A^;L st .vV

. / Haaga 3 3 400 Titan* 0 0 000 for Men Service 11/ i 1131- B JKlr 300 Club 1 3 333 in MiDom I The Baer Field Fliers won their W L Pet. W L Pet Battalion 0 3 1 .7M Battalion 13 3 X .500 fifth straight softball game in the Battalion 3 3 1 .750 Battalion 4X3 .000 Fort Wayne League. Four runs Battalion 7 X 1 .007 Battalion SIX .500 Battalion 11 X 1 .007 Battalion 1 1 X .333 in the first gave them a big Battalion B X 1 .807 Battalion 10 1 X .350 start and then went on to whip Battalion 5 X X .500 Battalion 3 0 4 .000 Bsm Nationals, 17 to 7. . . . The Sandlot baseball players, most field baseball team suffered it’s to Lights, to whom play only a week, first loss City 13 7. of once A country club at Elgin Field, are hoping for a break from the Fla., is available to all the men in Sunday. weatherman this the service Buses transport ** v I there. ' *1 .V'’V' *. /' :* ', A - Rain washed out all of last them to the course, a sporty IB- • V A* 1 week’s card in the Detroit Base- hole affair. Clubs are available ball Federation, and all but a few and the pro gives lessons when- the previous week. All four Class ever possible without charge. A clubs and most of the 36 teams There is fish in the lake and the entire cost in ClaM B have not seen action in is only $1.50 a month. SOT. RALPH MAGNUSON GEORGE FRANCK RED HAHENSTEIN ARTHUR BONNET three weeks. More Wayne athletes in the v .. . Many new faces will appear In service: Robert McKenna. Tacoma. • .. . Minnesota. Northwestern gridders co- operate in learning to fly the lineups of lower division teams Wash.; Guy M. Lumsden, March Field, Riverside, this Sunday with the ending of Cal.; William Michigan State coach. Potsy wins, leads the south pier softball high school baseball competition Jasnowski, Harding Field, Baton at Pensacola, at the naval league, and Company 16, with „ last week. Also awaiting action Rouge, La.; R. C. Miller, Camp Clark, Feller, Mulcahy Jay Law Gels Ace; -• » tops EL R. for the first time this season are Davis. N. C; Peter Nunez, Jeffer- air training station. . . . The Ham- seven out of eight, is in the 20 kids’ teams in ClaM E. son Barracks, Mo.; Leroy Ogle, mond, Ind., baseball team willplay north section. Army'Navy Record Defending Class A Champion medical technical school, Fitzsim- Fort Sheridan and Camp Grant in A group of Detroit boxers, ama- Hurl Tilt Sets Course :';.¦ K ,R| Hv H game, mons Altes, in first place by a General Hospital, Denver, a doubleheader this Sunday. . . . teurs and pros, will appear on a NEW YORK, June 12 (UPK— Jaw Law, the public course golf ¦ -RTf a engages Pepsi-Cola at Belle Isle Colo.; Lieut. Harrison Peterson. Lester Statz, one of Milwaukee’s program at & army camp Hugh Field, Canadian will oppose Mul- star, doesn't believe in doing in one of the top division's con- Mac Fla.; Charles Pullman, best high school athletes, is in the next week. Harvey Dubbs and the Army-Navy baseball McClennand, cahy in things by halves. Playing at Syl- tests. In the other Paris and Auto Fort Ala.; Samuel cooks’ and bakers’ school at Fort Charley Hayes, two of the most game at the all-sports carnival at Club hook up at Northwestern Rothberg, Chanute Field, 111.; Sheridan. He will be a valuable promising young pros, will give the Polo Grounds Sunday for the van Glen Saturday, he aced the Held. Corp. Gerard L. Richards, Camp asset to the sport teams. The exhibitions and several Diamond benefit of the army emergency 190-yard fifteenth hole and at the i Three of the six unbeaten clubs Grant, 111.; Normal Schmid. Camp fort maintains a school for men Belt champions will fight well- fund and Relief Society, it t&xBsBBRM: in B, Rayl’s Jerry Navy same time set a course record of Class UAW 174. and Polk, La.; Schnelker, Fort who want to be umpires and gets- known foes. Selfridge Field is was announced today. Park, strong competi- Wash.; 64. The former mark of 65 on Hazel face Lewis. A 1 Tolmich, thh a fine attendance. . . . Alien E. sending along four fighters and The line-ups follow: IF BE NOISY winner OKAV. GIX YOU’RE GONNA tion. UAW 174, of five world's finest hurdler. ACOCS, Jones. Wisconsin thinclad. was the Canadian Royal Air Force Nary—lb, Freddie Hutchinson; 2b. Ac* the par 72 layout was set a year straight, meets Holtzman, which Beach, 'Farher; 3b. Jim Carlin; aa. Ted Roe* or . . Miami Fla.; Lieut. from to . . Joe promoted private . . calm settles all squall in Baktr home a a lieu- schoolj at Burford, Ont., has en- ago by Ray Ala. Law’s card of after has won four out of five. Hazel coach, Ray Adkina; outfield. Mel Prelblach, Hooke Truskowski. former is at tenant recently. » tered two. The head of the Bur- de Vaurs and Sam Chapman; , 34-30 —64 included seven birdies hi Park takes on the defending cham- the pre-flight training school, Uni- The navy pier in Chicago has! ford field. Flight * Commander Vincent Smith; . Feller. addition to the ace. He waa pion. Four Leaf Clover, while versity lowa, Army—lb. Steve Peek; 2b, Carrel Row- of lowa Cit*\ organized a baseball team and was Workhouse, was RAF champion ell; 3b, Don Richmond; *a. Bose Berger; playing with Ed. Ervasti, Drew Rayl's face East Side. The other to opener, outfield. Pat Campbell Cadet C. Owens of Michigan take the 1 to 0. . . . in England before getting his as- Mullin. Clarence Egleston, Ray Maidment and John undefeated teams, Sam’s. UAW State working a and f:ag *r Longacre; catcher, Ken filtree- is under former Company 13, with eight straight signment in Canada. jr '\ In the Class C feature unbeaten r Bradford meets United, winner of Dl MASGIO, SLUMP, t its only start, while Ford Trade IN TRIES VITAMINS wan School Craftsmen, unbeaten top to s YOU nine, plays Falcons in the Clas* SID e! D headliner. Tiger-Yank Twin Bill to Start at 3 SUNDAY'S GAMES P. M. . j-SEt# ;?&£*¦? y£gs,* .-^. C I.ASS A By LEO MACDONELL Tigers SOMETHING NEW j tophi' the to victories. Others let* k f'»pat Cola vt All*a, Ball* 6, 4 00 With the Yankees furnishing the who poled homers in the East Pant va. Auto Club, NorthwcatviD l, 4 00 . jg opposition, the Tigers this Tues- were , * 'n. jJmmh - CI.ASS R day, afternoon at Briggs Stadium and Jimmy Four l.rar Clover va. Haiti Park, Btllt * fait 2, 4.00 will introduce something new to averages, Doc Cramer, not a long L'Kvt \ va. Bill Mitchell, Northwaattrn. hitter, (VO. Detroit fans—a -header in ball showed the most im- y‘iLikxn JP CAW 157 Vi UAW T, Jayne 3. 4 00 which the first game willnot provement. UAW 290 va. Paraona. Jayne 9. 4:00 start Eaat SKIe va. Rayl't. lvea, 4 00 until 3 o'clock. Fielding UAW 490 va. UAW IV4 B*l>« lale 3 4 00 Still Off Northman va Craflamen. Jayne 1, 4 00 With the second game serving Griffin, 1, Howpver. team's Graham Paifa va. Northweatern as a sort of a twilight contest, the fielding Is 1:30. I the still off. The problem is John *va Booth Port, Nnrthwootem. 1:30 Tiger management to m JjIBW . P \ a ab k fl-:. J. 1,. Hudaon va. It. Andrewa, Northweat-i hopes get as acute as ever. Murray Frank- v ’’w fl era 4. 4 00 some idea of the fans’ reaction to Jfth lin. who made a fine start when Opttclani va. Orlolee Northwaatem 3, 4 .00 Arm* va Grand River. Clark, 4:00. twilight ball. What connection a he replaced at that Arthura va. Flei-O-Tub*. Northweatern 4.' position here, fell off sharply in 4 no twin bill has to do with twilight hitting. v Hfll'tmtn va UAW 174, Northweatern 3, .:./•• a'a - .rN-M iB, a 4 on. bifll hasn't been explained, hut in In pitching, the veterans Tommy Dtato va Vlrkera Atklnaon 1. 4 00. big league* baseball the McLouih va Bam a. Atklnaon 3. 4:00. experiment Bridges and A 1 Benton continued will be watched closely. their good work. Virgil Trucks mV ,R • W n.Ass c won pair , a of games and strength- { ‘ , two Tuesday y^'-r'Miv-:- v7'.''.v'-'^a y a 'WSMmSm&mmm The games will I BMBuBwMHBaB«tAMII^iaHB» ' nHHf *• 1H« Bradford va United, lvea 1 30 ened the belief that in the spwdy andrewa va Northweat Lion a, Northwaat- form half of» a series with the {Alabaman the Tigers may have FELLA, I WANNA PLAY, TOO” em 5. 4.00. Has Been *‘BJ T LOOK. Meivindale Buya* Club va. Colonela, Clark, Yankees, which will be concluded JOE DI MAGGYO a future great. Hal White bumped 1 30 into . . . games some was . , single bad breaks . . Del Jr. (9) remonstrates grabbing ball Univ*raal va. Square Deal, Belle lale 4, with Wednesday and and 1 30. lanky Italian is still the club’s charged with two defeats. Hal Thursday ANNEXED! * at the regular starting • / . D ' . CLASS leading hitter and has Newhouser may or may not have m time, 3 o’clock. After the Yankees gotten a bad break when 9 Haag* va Braaa Rail, Atklnaon 3 1 30 batted in the mast runs. weather 8t John va Sprlnale A C., Jayne 3. 1:30. come the Senators, to be followed conditions halted a game between Sid 8 Now Offers a Delightful Weat Bide va Sweet 11. Rooaevelt, 4:00 Whereas a year ago DiMaggio Lithuanian Alliance va. 300 Club, Jayne 1. by other eastern clubs. ,the Tigers and Yankees in New 1:30. was half way to his all-time! York with the Detroit team out in Ford Poat va. Kowalakl. Littlefield, 4:00 • DiMag in Slumps straight' front, 2 1, two Falcons va. Stoepel 3, 1:30 hitting record of 56 to with and a half . Craftamen. I games COCKTAIL aiaP^^^aMk'V Stoepel was hitting played. LOUNGE Hudaon Jra, and at a .328 NEW Lincoln Park va. 194 The Yankees are coming 2. 4 00. to gait, he is now hitting at a com- Next To—~ But Separate Tltana va. Weat Slda Mona. Dlnyeman 1, town From 1 30 with the hottest paratively weak .262. Joe doesn’t Tltana va Van Dyke-Outer Drive, Dlnge-I thing in baseball and Joe Di- know what's the matter. He is man 1, 4.00. Maggia in an unexplainable batting trying vitamins now. a treatment THE FAMOUS RESTAURAKT MIDGETS slump. However, the Yankees that enabled Dolph Camilli of the not Whir# Bait. 12 va Bait. S. Belie lale seemingly are letting DiMag's Dodgers to regain his batting form j Batt. 11 va. Batt. 5. Cooler. lapse interfere with their plans Camilli suffers from low blood Bait, in va. Batt. 4. Jayne to go on and make the “Del Baker, the Tiger successor Feller, Wood mere Rama va. Ford Poat, Atklnaon rated the to Bob reasonable price long way J. 1 30 boss, that Joe McCarthy's crew with a cjience of matching the has been our of keeping HBMBIi. W Owl* va. Paaadena. Rooaevelt. I SO be deeply Blackhawka va. Wlnga. Cooley, 4:00. can beaten. former Cleveland ace’s record of old friends. We appreciate their patronage. Cardinals va. State. Chandler, 1:30. McCarthy Unworried 25 wins last season providing the And now that we have enlarged our place we want Solara vs. Rama, Littlefield, ISO. Yankees enough work. Hudaon 194 Jra. va. Knlghta of St. John give him to accommodate new friends as well. So why not Kerby, 3:00. The brilliant Gordon is cur- McCarthy is so bountifully sup- De La Salle va. Vanker Cuba, St. Clair, rently tangled drop in sometime—perhaps tonight—for the very 4 no. in a race with the plied with that it is not - , m l«| ‘ Ooldhoff vs. St. Rita, Jayna 9, 1 30 equally sensational Bobby Doerr necessary to toss him into the best in food and liquor?** t 1 n of the Red Sox for second base game as often as Feller was batting and fielding honors. Be- thrown in by the Cleveland pilots. NOTHING “ROUGH” ABOUT OUR CHICKEN EITHER sides performing spectacularly at The Tigers are returning home American Legion ’ H S flj lL midstation. Gordon and Doerr have from an “in-and-ouf invasion of been making the individual league the East— an inconsistent winning a*®! • STANDINGS batting championship a closed cor- and losing tour, for which they W L Pet. W L Pet. poration, shutting out such wal- are becoming famous. As usual Mamed K 1 .AA9 Alger 4 (I .400 lopers up •Tematedt 7 3 .77* Cadillac 4 « .